Wish List

Medical Items


calamine lotion

Benadryl

triple antibiotic ointment

1% hydrocortisone cream

hydrogen peroxide

70% isopropyl alcohol

throat lozenges

cough drops

Sudafed

Pepto Bismol (or generic)

plain, alcohol-free cough syrup

liquid antacid

nail clippers/nail files

Tylenol

Advil (or generic Ibuprofen)

band-aids

Tums

bug spray/repellant

alcohol swabs

hand/body lotion


Bakery/Cooking


colored sprinkles for cookies

regular coffee

timers

cloth ribbon for cello bags of cookies

new and old bale canning jars

picnic tables

large umbrellas for picnic tables

free-standing large umbrellas

dish towels

wash cloths

oven mitts

aprons

ice cream scoops (6-8 oz)

flashlights powered by hand cranking


Facility/Maintenance Items


cordless 24 volt hammer power drill

garden hose

sunscreen

snow shovels

rakes

light bulbs (CFL type only please)

new plastic twin mattress covers

flashlights powered by hand cranking

batteries (all sizes)

duct tape

Shop Vac (wet/dry)

coffee makers

microwaves

electric can openers

toasters

electric fans

brooms/dust pans

work gloves (med. to x-large)

rock salt


Client Clothing


Due to health regulations, only brand

NEW clothing can be accepted.  Thanks

for your understanding.


new socks (adult/child)

new underwear (adult/child)

new sweatpants/sweatshirts (adult, child)

new t-shirts (adult/child)

new winter hats, gloves, mittens, scarves (adult/child)

new winter coats (adult/child)

new pajamas (adult/child)

new slippers (adult/child)

new thermal shirts (adult/child)


Cleaning Supplies


glass cleaner

Comet or Ajax

Fantastic (or other degreaser)

air fresheners

disinfectant spray

bathroom cleaner

paper towels

bleach


Family/Children Items


strollers

baby gates

play pens

baby wipes

diapers (all sizes)

art supplies

movies (DVD/VCR)

baby bottles

toys (gently used in good condition)


Other Client Items


subscription to “Portland Press Herald” and

“Maine Sunday Telegram” for clients

subscription to a magazine for clients to read

wallets (adult)

umbrellas

watches

reading glasses

new cosmetic bags

new duffle bags

new board games/card games

new playing cards

new writing paper/envelopes

writing instruments

new puzzle books

new art supplies

alarm clocks


Healthy Habits Items


basketballs

volleyballs

ping-pong paddles/balls

kick balls

frisbees

baseball equipment

kites

fishing poles and supplies


Ray Angers Community Farm


-volunteers to help with instruction on making holiday wreaths or dried wreaths

-donation of firewood (residents will haul the wood away)

-donation of farm tools

-donation of feed for cows and chickens

-donation of seeds or plants for the gardens

-donation of lumber

-donation of household items

-volunteers to help with craft activities such as knitting, sewing, and quilting

-volunteers to lead an arts and crafts session

-volunteer to help with instruction of making rustic furniture


Daily Use and Personal Care Items


new bath towels

new wash cloths

new toothbrushes

new toothpaste

new deodorant

new combs and brushes

new disposable razors

new shaving cream

new soap

new body wash

new women’s sanitary products

new shampoo/conditioner

new pillow cases

new pillows

 

Items Needed For Family Shelter


    The Caring Neighbors dry goods program of the York County Shelter Programs at Jagger Mills in South Sanford is now closed.  Although the Shelter is unable to take large donations, they are in need of some smaller items at this point in time. 


        The donation of new sweatshirts and sweatpants  (especially large and extra large sizes) is always needed, as well as new socks and underwear for both men and women.


         Please note that, due to a lack of storage space, only donations in good condition are being accepted until the needs for these items are fulfilled.  Unfortunately, the donation of the items has to be arranged to be dropped off since there is no means for the Shelter to pick them up.  Please call Joan or Mary at 324-1137 to help with the time of drop-off of the twin beds or other items. Thanks for your understanding.


                   Wish List

Martha Huestis is in need of a color printer (that has the option to print only in black ink) for Shaker Hill Kitchens.  Please contact her at 324-1137.

Large containers with covers are desperately needed to keep the dog and cat food donations

for the food pantry fresh.  Please call Martha at 324-1137.

Shaker Hill Kitchens is in need of pots, kettles, saute pans, odd and end kitchen utensils. Please

call Nancy at 283-3128.

June Street housing is looking for the donation of curtains:

Front room        (two windows) width 43” x  length 70”  and      door 30” width x  45” length

Kitchen   (three windows)  width 36” x length 60”  and sink window 36” width x 55” length

Dining Room   door 34” width x 48” length and window 35” width x 60” length and

                         window 53” width x 95” length

Hallway    two windows  37” width x 70” length 

four double windows 94” width x 68” length  (individually 47” width)

living room four windows    38” width x 48” length

Food Services Director Martha Huestis is looking for the donation of a chest freezer.
Please call her at the Bakery at Notre Dame at 324-8811.

The Farm is looking for the donation of jumbo egg cartons.

Nancy Morrill of Shaker Hill Kitchens is looking for an egg slicer. one-piece spatulas,

saute pans, toasters, Adirondack chairs (two plastic white ones)  unique coffee mugs, silverware, cooking dishes,  for Shaker Hill Kitchens. Please call her at 283-3128.

-Food Services Director Martha Huestis is looking for the donation of cookbooks such as Joy of Cooking.  Please call 324-8811.

-Housing Director Lori Theriault is looking for the donation of annual flowers for one of the Shelter houses where the residents wish to plant a garden. Please call Lori at 324-1137.

-riding lawn mower needed for use at the Shelter.  (can need minor repair) Please contact Steve Mazza at 324-1137.

-new contractor buckets with lids for food composting program

-VHS or analog converter so VHS or analog can be converted to the computer. We want to be able to transfer movies from a digital camera to our computer.  Please call Mary at 324-8942 if you know where we can get one donated.  We don’t have the $79.99 to buy  a new one.  Thanks.

  1. -large fifty gallon toxic-free plastic containers for recycling program

  2. -router for Internet connection for Shaker Hill Kitchens

  3. -laptop Internet-accessible computer for Shaker Hill Kitchens

  4. -spatulas for Shaker Hill Kitchens

  5. -unique coffee mugs for Shaker Hill Kitchens

  6. -unique dishes to serve meals for Shaker Hill Kitchens

  7. -large terra cotta plant pots (real or fake terra cotta pots)

  8. -old towels to be used as rags in the Bakery

  9. -bicycle to deliver bag lunches in Saco

  10. -sump pumps

  11. -8’ galvanized pipe pieces

  12. -T’s for (1 and 1/2 inch) galvanized pipe

  13. -1 and 1/2 inch galvanized pipe caps

  14. -1 and 1/2 inch galvanized pipe - 30” long

  15. -building materials for the farm

  16. -riding lawn mower in working condition or in need of light repair

  17. -clothesline rope

  18. -clothespins

-toasters in working condition for breakfast in Dining Commons

  1. -donation of single and full beds

  2. -donation of furniture for apartments (call Karen at 651-6712)

  3. -Supplies for cold and flu season such as:

  4. -non--Sudafed cough and cold medicine

  5. -throat drops

  6. -tums and liquid antacids

  7. -band-aids

  8. -Lysol in cans and wipes

  9. -multi-vitamins

  10. -king-size sheets - call Lori at 324-1137

  11. - pots and pans and plastic food storage containers - call Lori at 324-1137

  12. -  empty drywall containers with lids for recycling programs

  13. -   tool kit for Facility Manager

  14. -   inner liners for shower curtains

  15. -   two coffee grinders - one for Bakery at Notre Dame

  16. -                                  -  one for Shaker Hill Kitchens - Saco

  17. -   Disposable Diapers - size 3, 4, 5

  18. -   two recent model computers for the offices of the two family shelters

  19. -   so that staff and residents can access online resources

      -    Child proof outlet covers

      -     Child proof cabinet closures

      -     Child proof doorknob covers

      -     Yoga mats for relaxation classes

       -    VCR Player in good condition to play a VHS yoga tape for relaxation classes                  

      -      Blender

      -      new linens - twin, full

      -      new pillows

-      8 bureaus

  1. -    2 twin size beds

  2. -     6 twin metal bed frames-   

  3. -     6 table lamps

-      pots and pans

-      kitchen items

  1. -     silverware

  2. -     two or four matching kitchen chairs

-      Shower curtains (many)

-      Area rugs 10 x 10 and 5 x 7

-      Brooms, mops, pails, windex and softscrub

-      Toilet brushes and plungers

-      Phones

-The donation of twin beds (mattresses, box springs, and

   frames) is needed for the Family Centers.  Please call

  Anita at 459-7444


-The residents of Vinton Hall would appreciate the donation

of fishing poles!  Please call Mary at 324-8941


-The donation of eight matching chairs is needed for the Farm.  Please call Liz at 793-4592


  1. -The donation of energy-efficient CFL (compact florescent

   lightbulbs would be appreciated.


  1. -The donation of large plastic containers and plastic

   garbage cans would be appreciated for the recycling program

   at the Shelter.



-The York County Shelter Programs is in need of individuals

willing to be called upon on occasion to help pick up donated

items to be brought to the Shelter.  Individuals who have a pick-up truck that they can use for this purpose are particularly

needed.  There will be volunteers who will be available to help

with the moving of larger items if needed.  This is a very

flexible volunteer opportunity.  If you sign up to join this

“Donation Pick-Up Corps of Volunteers” it will be understood

that you will help out occasionally when it is possible.

Please call Joan at 207-324-1137.


-The York County Shelter Programs is looking for the donation

of an electric golf cart that fits 4-6 people.  It will be used to

transport clients who are in need of assistance over from the

Shelter to the Dining Commons.  It will also be used in assisting

with the transportation of materials for the recycling program.


-Anita at the Shelter is requesting six sets of pots and pans,

silverware, casserole dishes, and kitchen items

in good condition to furnish the family kitchens in the newly-

established family shelters.  Please call Anita at 459-7444

if you can help with this need.


  1. -The donation of egg cartons that hold a dozen eggs is needed for the Bakery at Notre Dame.  Please call Martha - 324-8811.


  1. -The donation of twin beds (mattresses, box springs, and

   frames) is needed for the Family Centers.  Please call

   Anita at 759-7444.


-The donation of carbon monoxide detectors would be

  appreciated.  Please call Joan or Mary  at 324-1137.


  1. -The donation of bureaus is needed for the Family Center.

  2. - Please call Anita at 459-7444


-There is always a need for personal care products such as shampoo, toothpaste, tooth brushes, soap, conditioners, razor blades, women’s hygiene products.


-Flip-flops (adult sizes) are needed.


-Travel coffee mugs are needed.


-The donation of new sweatshirts and sweatpants (especially large and extra large sizes) is always needed.


-Hospital scrubs (outfits) are needed.


-We are looking for volunteers to distribute free copies of the

Shelter newspaper (“Heading Home”) in their communities at their local library, town office, general store, places of work,

places of worship, community organizations, etc.  Thanks!

Areas of York County that especially could appreciate some

distribution include Oqunquit, Eliot, York, Kittery.  If you

would be willing to pick up a few bundles of the newspaper

at your convenience and drop them off, it would be so helpful

in spreading the word of our work.  The newspaper is

published four times a year so the amount of time necessary

for this volunteer activity is quite manageable, plus it can

be accomplished at the convenience of your own schedule.

Please call Mary Doyle at 207-324-1137 or email:

maryd@ycspi.org


-Jennifer Ouellette, York County Shelter Programs’ Clinical

Director, wishes to purchase some educational videos from

Hazeldon for client education purposes.  On the average they

are between $100 to $150 a piece.  If anyone is interested in

donating towards the purchase of a video, please contact Jen

at 207-324-1137.


-A volunteer is needed to pick up the fresh bread from the Bakery at Notre Dame in Alfred early in the morning (6:30 a.m. or before) on Fridays and drive it to Shaker Hill Kitchens in Saco.  Please call Martha at 324-8811.



-Residents help in the Bakery and Food Pantry and they spend

time loading the vehicles and transporting items in the cold  

outdoors.  Many are in need of adult-size gloves and mittens.  

Please contact Martha at 324-8811 or drop them off at the 

Bakery.  Winter hats and scarves would also be appreciated.


- The Bakery is is need of cloth ribbon in holiday colors to tie the cellophane bags for cookies and baked goods.


  1. -The donation of gift cards to department stores

  2. -is always appreciated.

  3. -

  4. -The donation of paper towels, toilet paper,tissues,

  5. -laundry detergent, and cleaning products is always needed.

  6. -

  7. -The donation of phone calling cards is always appreciated.

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- Russell in the Maintenance Department is looking for the donation of a 24 volt cordless hammer drill.




























































































































































































































































































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